San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-14
Our visitors-saengerfest Notes, etc.

hC oiO ohohB thV
visitors to the Saengerfest:
Mr.. Ed Schmidt, the well-known
brewer Of indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Appel, Of Austin,
who are the guest Of Mrs. Sohuelea.
Mr.. John Strstton, the well known
saddier OF Cuero.
Mr.. I. II. Waldeck, a prominent citi-
zen Of Cuero.
Mr.. August Paul, director of the
Fredericksburg Concordia.
Mr.. Chas. Reese, Of the firm Of Reese
& Brothers, who Is guest Of his brother
in-law, Assistant Postmaster Walters.
Mr.. w. Van Hoogenhuyze, DIR. and
Miss Bessie Reuss, Mr.. K. Mugge. DR..
Chss. Kosbel and Mr.. w. Westhoff, all
prominent residents OF Cuero.
MIR. Phil Reichwein, proprietor OF
Rheiohwein's Hall, indianapolis, and
father OF John Reichwein of the Two
Brothers Saloon. He is staying with
Mr.. j. G. Haueisen.
Every seat in Scholz's garden was
filed after the concert last night.
Rehearsal of the male singers took
place this morning at the opera house.
Maj. Waelder and family occupied a
box at the concert last night.
The gentlemen should have been In
evening DIRE IS, as were the ladies.
Alderman Geo. Kalteyer and family,
with their guests, were in box at the
concert.
Even the orchestra pit was used for
the accommodation of the spectators.
The receipts will amount to s., 500 for
the first nights concert.
They wonder why all our streets
are not paved and improved and lined
with pretty ladies like Dallas streets.
No cold water Cranfill question de-
barred any one from visiting the brew
cry. Vide, Texas Press association.
Some OF our aldermen and best citI-
Zens took seats In the peanut gallery
last night, the better to hear the music.
The charming white toilets of the
ladies reminded one Of apple blossoms
and beautiful spring.
Sheriff Bodemann, l.. G. Staffel and
MIR. Thesis, of Boerne, came In this
morning to see the Saengerfest.
Judge j. NJ. Hurst, of the court OF
appeals, Galveston, is here for the Saen-
gerfest.
Diesselhorst says the salamander can't
get away with the Lone Star alligator.
His sign shows 1t.
All the late ones last night arose late
this morning, and several Of the two
story hats were not quite large enough
for their owners heads.
Messrs. May and Leon Friedman, oil
Austin, are visiting their uncle, Mr.. NJ.
Friedman, for the Saengerfest.
Salamanders sang In Scholz's garden
last night and surprised their hearers
by the excellence Of their chorus.
Mrs. Repsdorff and her daughter, Mrs
Jerry Donnelly, of Houston, came In tC
see the Saengerfest, and paid the LIGHT
pleasant call yesterday.
Dallas Frohsinn and their friends sang
several selections at Turner hall thit
morning, while taking beer and lunch
| con.
Hon. W. T. Merriwether, OF Pearsall
and Capt. A. c. Jones, Of Beeville, are
in TO attend the SAengerfest. They are
stopping at the st. Leonard.
The Lone Star brewery entertained
the guests (singers) at the brewery, yes
terday afternoon, with unlimited guam
titles of their fine beer and also set out
an appetiZing lunch. Messrs. George
Knox, Fuchs, Fries, Beckmsnn and 9th
ers OF the brewery, did the honors anC
| showed the strangers the workings o
the fine machinery Of the brewery, tn,
way beer Is made and the manner II
which it is prepared and bottled ready
for export. All bespoke well for thu
brewery, and as Germans, were delight
ed that Texas was possessed OF such al
enterprise.
There were more ladies seated withou
hats in the opera house last night thar
ever before. More than one-half tn,
ladies present were without them.
Ali the singers, home and abroad, hat
their photos taken Just outside the operi
house this morning by Sturdevant, VIII,
erected platform for the purpose,